Restitution Law Review Volume 23: 2015

The Restitution Law Review is at the forefront in providing the latest information on the subject internationally. It has regularly stimulated developments in the subject and since its first issue has regularly been cited at the highest level in courts throughout the world.

The Restitution Law Review Volume 23:-

Articles

• Arrichimento Senza Causa:A Comparative Introduction
  Dr Shida Galletti and Professor Charles Mitchell
  
• Towards a Theory of Special Disadvantage in Unconscionable Bargains Law
  Angela Carrera
  
• Liability for Profits in Breach of Contract: Revisiting Attorney-General v Blake
  Paul Collins
  
• Account of Profits for Secondary Liability: How far is too far?
  Professor Peter Devonshire
  
• The Doctrines of Contract and Negotiorum Gestio in European Private Law: Quest for Structure in No Man's Land of Legal Reasoning
  Professor Tim W Dornis
  
• A Shift in the Objective Measures of the Time Value of Money
  Dr Mark Hsiao
  
• The Restitutionary Aftermath of Contractual Illegality
  Man Yip

Comment

• The Rule in Seldon v Davidson and the 'Absence of Basis' Approach Revisited in Hong Kong
  (Big Island Construction v Wu Yi Development)
  Martin Kok and Kevin Kwok

Regional Digest

• Asia Pacific; Man Yip
  
• Australia; Professor Kit Barker and Harrison Tait
  
• Canada; Professor Mitchell McInnes
  
• Carribbean; Professor Gerard McMeel
  
• England and Wales; Professor Gerard McMeel
  
• European Union; Professor Alison Jones
  
• Gibraltar; Professor Gerard McMeel
  
• Ireland; Dr David Capper
  
• Jersey; Professor Gerard McMeel
  
• New Zealand; Professor Peter Watts QC
  
• Scotland; Professor Robin Evans-Jones
  
• South Africa; Professor Helen Scott
  
• USA; Professor Mark Gergen